Corrupted Signal Photo Effect
Pixelbuddha
Description
This glitch effect drags an image through a corrupted broadcast — dense horizontal RGB scanlines, interlaced tearing, and digital static break the image apart, while the color channels split into heavy chromatic shifts. The result looks like a signal caught mid-dropout, part dead-channel TV, part damaged video file, with the brightest areas blowing out into noise.
Usage: album and single covers, music promo visuals, gig posters, cyberpunk and techno branding, zine spreads, streetwear graphics, social media visuals, and event key art.
Details:
high-quality PSD file;
4500x3000 px, 300 dpi.
This resource is created for Adobe Photoshop and works best with the latest Creative Cloud version for full Smart Object support.
Featured images are for presentation purposes and are not included in the item.
AI Overview
The Corrupted Signal Photo Effect is a Photoshop PSD file that applies RGB scanlines, interlaced tearing, digital static, and chromatic channel splitting to an image. The file measures 4500x3000 px at 300 dpi and uses Smart Objects, requiring Adobe Photoshop with Creative Cloud for full compatibility.
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File Size: 103.2MB
DPI: 300
Dimensions: 4500x3000px
Uploaded: October 15, 2026
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